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期刊名:Journal of public health management and practice

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ISSN:1078-4659

e-ISSN:1550-5022

IF/分区:1.9/Q3

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Christine M Kava,Jeffrey R Harris,Michelle Strait et al. Christine M Kava et al.
Context: Partnership engagement in the development and adaptation of health interventions offers multiple benefits. A design workgroup is a collective of partners coming together to participate in interactive sessions to ...
Bradley A Firchow,Katie Boroughs,Joseph A Howard et al. Bradley A Firchow et al.
Objective: This analysis examines the alignment of the Public Health Accreditation Board (PHAB) standards, the Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnerships (MAPP) model, and the Pennel evaluation tool. Despite ...
Kathryn Helfrich,Benjamin Bryer,Nicole C Marshall et al. Kathryn Helfrich et al.
Objective: To describe how pandemic-era changes to enteric disease staff and resources impacted investigations and program needs post-COVID-19-emergency and to develop recommendations for maintaining capacity during futur...
Harshada Karnik,Sezen O Onal Harshada Karnik
Objective: This study aimed to enhance recruitment strategies of local health departments (LHDs) by examining worker preferences for compensation and organizational characteristics. ...
Susan Nappi,Nikole Allen,Katherine Hill et al. Susan Nappi et al.
Context: The public health (PH) workforce shortage poses a significant threat to the US population. Despite an increase in PH programs attracting students, there is a need to enhance diversity within local and state PH de...
Peter Balvanz,Daniel Harris,Ramona Olvera et al. Peter Balvanz et al.
Public health data and tools have proliferated, yet practical guidance for community-engaged data-driven decision making is limited. The HEALing Communities Study (HCS) was a randomized, wait-list controlled trial to assess the impact of an...